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  1. 7 hours ago, JoeWeber said:

    Let me guess, you're a cop. Do I get a cookie? For credibility don't be anonymous.

    I don't care how someone who is just a DZ owner from OR assesses my credibility. I responded to Jerry Baumchen's information with accurate information. Go troll someone else.


  2. 2 hours ago, JerryBaumchen said:

    Hi 610,

    My bad.  I should have said, 'Here in Oregon . . . '

    My apologies.

    Jerry Baumchen

    PS)  By 'padded overtime' I meant worked as much overtime as they could to increase the total income of their last year of work.  The PERS system here in Oregon uses the income of their last yr of work to calculate their retirement payments.

    PPS)  Re:  Not in California.

    Could you provide some details on how it works there?

     

    Here is CALPERS Rule:

    Final Compensation

    The last part of your pension calculation is final compensation.

    Compensation is defined as payment to employees for service performed during normal work hours or time used for vacation, compensatory time off or sick leave.

    The final compensation calculation is based on your highest average full-time monthly pay rate over the highest 12 or 36 consecutive month period depending on your employer’s contract. There are also certain types of special compensation that may be included. Overtime cannot be used for final compensation. If you work part-time, we still use a full-time equivalent pay rate to determine your final compensation, but you’re still earning less service credit.


  3. 7 minutes ago, JerryBaumchen said:

    Hi Joe,

    It also does not include the fact that most of them pad their overtime in their last year of work to get a VERY much larger retirement.

    It is what it is.

    Jerry Baumchen

    Not in California. Maybe you should not be so general as to "it is what it is." Perhaps list which entities/retirement systems include overtime in their retirement calculations. How did you come across the "most of them pad their overtime" accusation? As I know, anyone who "padded overtime" has committed a theft. How do you know???


  4. On 9/7/2022 at 1:11 PM, billvon said:

    A recent study found that people who watched FOX News knew less about current events than people who watched no news at all.

    They quite literally have mastered the art of making people dumber.  Which explains a great many right wing memes.

    What exactly was the recent study?


  5. The law in MD at the time of the alleged offense is what matters:

    Statute of limitations:

    Based on Blasey Ford's account, prosecutors could have theoretically charged Kavanaugh with a crime like attempted rape or unwanted sexual touching over clothing. However, in 1982, those crimes had a one-year statute of limitations. In other words, Blasey Ford would have had to report the allegations to law enforcement by 1983. She did not.

  6. Curious as to how you know TJ Lunardi is "overrated" when he doesn't even know you. Also, what specific knowledge and experience do you have to form an opinion that the Diplomatic Security Service is "in horrible shape and falling apart."

  7. Never thought of it, but if you could attach the photo cell in such a way as to keep all outside light out, it might work. The only problem I see is that the LED would only tell you the camera is on, since the photo cell is getting it's light source from the viewfinder, not just from the record light.

  8. If you have a red indicator light, try hooking a photo cell and a super bright LED in series. Power it with a AAA battery pack. You should be able to get the parts at a Radio Shack or electronics store.

    When you get the parts put together correctly, use gaffers tape to affix the photo cell over the camera's red indicator light. Use a lot so no excess light hits the photo cell. If you can't get the parts, e-mail me at [email protected]. I think I have an extra parts put together somewhere I can send you.